It doesn't give me my music

When I turn on my SanDisk Sansa e130, the blue light comes on and then it says "Internal Searching for new music." The problem is that it'll stay on that screen untill the battery runs dead. It doesn't ever find the "new music" I tried taking off any songs I recently put on the player. I tried taking off all the songs but a single one and it still doesn't do anything. When I hook it up to the computer, the computer says everything's there but for some reason it still doesn't work. If anybody has any ideas about what is going on I would greatly appreciate it. I cannot figure this out. Thanks a lot!!!

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Anonymous

Check to ses if they are .mp3 files.

Posted on Jul 09, 2007

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